Now, we're not saying that having to design a whole new kit (well actually two) every year or so isn't difficult. It must be incredibly hard to keep coming up with new ideas whilst trying to stay true to a particular home colour scheme. Having said that, there is absolutely no excuse for some of the catastrophes that have shown themselves in the past years!

Here are some of the most shocking kits, ever:

1) Arsenal Away Kit, 1991/92

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What were you going for here, exactly? We would like a letter of explanation immediately please, we just don't get it.

2) Aston Villa Goalkeeper Kit, 1994/1996

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You kept this one for two years, really?!

3) Birmingham City Away Kit, 1992/93

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We're all fans of Jelly Beans Birmingham, but this is taking it too far.

4) Bradford City Away Kit, 2012/2013

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What is this?! A cross between a piano and a tiger?! We're so confused!

5) Burnley Home Kit, 1991/1992

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Was this one designed on Microsoft Paint?

6) Croatia Home Kit, 2014

Oh we're sorry, we didn't realise we should have brought some checkers with us...

7) Huddersfield Town Away Kit, 1991/92

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A strange rendition of Dennis the Menace and voice waves?! We're not even sure how that would have happened?

8) Hull City Home Kit, 1993/94

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We know you are called the tigers, but did you have to try and become one?!

9) La Hoya Home Kit, 2013/2014

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Sorry, are those peas? PEAS?!

10) Manchester United 3rd Goalkeeper Kit, 1994/95

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Clearly, the shirt was ran over before he put it on... right?!

11) Norwich City Home Kit, 1992/93

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Again with the Microsoft Paint!

12) Sheffield Wednesday Away Kit, 1986,87

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Did the team have plans to go roller disco after the match or something?! We know it was the 80's, but come on!

13) Sunderland Goalkeeper Kit, 1994/96

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We've definitely saved the worst for last. Are those hands on the bottom of it? Why so many patterns?! This just simply hurts the brain!